The Oberoi, New Delhi occupies a prime position beside Delhi Golf Course, with views towards Humayun’s Tomb and the greenery of central New Delhi. Following its major redesign, the hotel combines the precision of a modern luxury city property with a location that feels surprisingly open for the capital. It is particularly well placed for Humayun’s Tomb, Lodhi Gardens, Khan Market and many of New Delhi’s principal cultural sites.
Accommodation
Rooms and suites use large picture windows to frame either the golf course or historic skyline. Premier Plus Rooms, Oberoi Suites and larger categories progressively add space, separate living areas and Residents’ Lounge access, while the top suites can include balconies and airport transfers. The hotel also has temperature-controlled indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness centre and Asmi by Oberoi wellness facilities.
Dining, wellness and time at the property
Dining is unusually varied. 360 degrees is the all-day restaurant; Baoshuan explores Chinese cuisine under mentor chef Andrew Wong; Dhilli focuses on Indian cooking; Cirrus 9 provides rooftop drinks and views; and the patisserie is useful for lighter meals and takeaway treats. This range means guests can dine seriously without leaving the hotel, while still being close to Delhi’s broader restaurant scene.
Air quality and city planning
Delhi is a rewarding city but conditions vary seasonally. We build sensible transfer times and rest into itineraries, particularly for first-time visitors arriving from an overnight flight, rather than treating the capital as a list of monuments to complete in a day.
How it fits into a Private Hideaway Escapes itinerary
For Private Hideaway Escapes, The Oberoi is one of the easiest Delhi hotels around which to build a first or final stop in India. Two nights allows a full private sightseeing day without rushing, while three works well for travellers interested in food, design and history. Its strongest combination is location, views and quietly efficient service – particularly valuable in a city where logistics can otherwise dominate the experience.
